Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
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Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
hey i heard John Smiley say that you can easily modify these baby's down so that they'll dive deeper? have any you guys heard of this and if so? how do you do it?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8MhaihAw7I&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8MhaihAw7I&feature=related
Re: Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
I am not sure about the size of hooks on the Verzion 2, but I change the hooks out on the original to larger ones and that helps. Along with the suspend dots. You can actually get it to do a slow fall even when you are not twitching it.
Re: Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
Take a look at the Dobyns Lucky Craft Staysee's it will explain a lot.
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Re: Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
Do you guys know where to buy the lead wire you see guys wrapping the hooks with? Is it at hardware stores?
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Re: Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
fly shops. it comes on a spoon thats the size of thread
Re: Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Version. 2
lead wire, suspend dots are great.
I've seen a lot of guys use the bell weights attached to the front swivel too. I started using that a lot too.
The Staysee90 v3 is the one to buy however if you want a heavier one. This is a slow sink.
I've seen a lot of guys use the bell weights attached to the front swivel too. I started using that a lot too.
The Staysee90 v3 is the one to buy however if you want a heavier one. This is a slow sink.
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